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she wbich - dye het t the slopf )ridge, Sbe, ight, JO could ,gcc could nor tt tinitigb t too'. yar. o inked fie' urn :w it r passing! to thew , Curis , abiq ould pro". wed ber . l • nut 1 115 114 neg▪ ai.ive , came 4 ° ci;gir of ird Henciorp t it, 0 4 Ise *illy" - , A as tile as 110 f, rued her out tor fd -o,lu we,' eW f ier tried $ 11,11,e, ;a4~~ily lay ,~ i.1!?1.3o~s I, of ►IO • j). sph 3 1 I?ga' ....,.•-......° - 79 ° a - / ,. 7 6 - - 77 7 ,•,. - osll 4 do• . - - ' "t NUMBER 5695:1 UNION LIFE INSUit TRUSTEES: The Most Noble tree Marquis — lownshend, Hight Honourable Earl Perkeley, The Right lionour..dale Earl Craven,• Lord galloon, &e. &c. Secretary Mr. Thomas Bignold. _ . . : . .g s ed cti, . Ita- It 3' "--- _` ocl. ~- . lI EW,TAEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN: O-MORROW EVENING, .Dec. 13, 181 0, Will he aded the Comedy of THE MERCHANT 'OF VENICE. • The Duke, Mr. CRESWELL; Bassamo, Mr. C. 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Z. having b een received through !plit tin7vcrsal apPrbbation,.will be r - Ipeated every Even- IN tilt furatei'llPucer 0 0a F r id a y, Gustavus Vasa —On Saturday, Kin Tits Grecian Monday, Hain et, I' rince of Denmark. —On ftiesday, Grecian Danghter. • The Public•are-resoeeti'i!llv intormed; that the new Pan to4linle, which has been the greater part •of the Stun - liter iii Dreparat ion he pr. doce ttic c. iristni.„ IeitOPOS I) Nt,W B, I E- RON! BANKsi E, QUEEN.STRELf, CHEAP SIDE, THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed,. that lo)OKS for t, et voi,; Subscription's , ' for this Under. t4l( ltt- ire opened at tiie Ha.iking !louses of Messrs. Smith, P, h Yne, and Stniths, Nl,usion.hotise-street, and MesSrs. "";r:sbottoms, Ne ',lan, Rams:.r_'.m, and Co. Lombard. 41 ret, to whom a Deposit of Two Pounds Ten Shillings Per Share must be pain at the time or , subscribing. by Order of the Committee , and WM .,NiiTTLESIIII'P , Solicitors. grocers' Hall, Nov, 15, 1St(); ri t7st I Propoqals may ne had of Nlr, Wyatt, Bookseller, ickereet, i il i: ICI r s L.% t„ .a„ered to the I\l6noll , of that tiltrig'a Statesman, to whom ,or;tai ii . e wes het litnependenee, her 'Satcty, and her au itilowled4ed Superiority over the enslaved .and degraded . 4 ti us 01, E ilrz,p, . . j It. BEA.SBRIDGg respetifolly informs those . h. 1 - Who, -setisl:ne of s_ueb blessings, lament the loss 01 . 411 'wh,sniineils prwilteil them,' „that lie has liappily '7 l, ceecttil in obtaining a'i:orre.ct. lin preisicip for Seals, kwgs, 4 ! 1, 1 Lockets, taken from. Turner Elli's Bust, which is estettni ,tile best Likeness of the Right 'Hon. Wiiliam Pitt. N,.._' 1 0. 0.. , Fleet-street. ' ' Aettiary—Mr. Richard Morgan. ' • THE Advantages of Life Insurance may be in some degree illustrated by a single example. ;,A Person aged zB, can, by an Ammal Payment of 231. 6s. Bd. - .sure !DNA. to his Executors ; and thus, at a moderate ex pense, secure his Family iron) distress „The hßos ates e of others. is Office are nearly to!. per Cent, lower t , r l'.fits are divided amongst the Insurers, by additions is the sums secured by their Policies. 4 , No Cn...rge is made for Entrance-money, Non-appearance z `the trice,-., Policy Fees, or neglect of ,paying the Pre .induesindue time (except the Interest lost by the delay). • The Office makes a liberal allowance_tor the Policies, it the 14 suted cannot continue to pay the Premium. - • universal is the preference given to this Institution, that 44,1 • unds are increasing at the• rate ol 20,00,1. per annum, it already ranks among the first Establishments of the ki ngdom. • The London Deiartment is condueled by Mi. C. Hacker, be, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, where Particnlars may IL id gratis. "N B. The Union Fire Insurance Office has been establish fourteen years, and has constantly returned to its Insurers "Per Cent. on the Premiums deposited. • ILIVEMILE LIBRARY, No. 41, Skinner-street. 1 - )11IZE , BOOKS for SCHOOLS, and HOLI DAY-PRESENTS for YOUNG P'ERS,ONS. An Extensive Assortment of the most useful and esteem. Authors as been prepared in both elegant and plain bind tlgs, as Presents tor the Ensuing Seilorr. Also, a creat plain, of Sinsli think-Cases, or Libraries, ornamented and ' 44 in, to contain Selections of Books. To be had of M. I. Godwin, Skinner-street, Snowhill. 4 ** A Pooical Class-Book pr ecise l y s. bound), . containing veral hundred Extracts, - ot such a length as to e cUPy a few minutes each in the reading, without impci,ing itin the .teac . her the task, of joining several together where CeY are too shoit, and dividing them where' they are too .;„ f 'g, and at the smne time so clicserf as to he expressly ad. vtt'd for the use of Nlaturer Pupils, as well as for the studies N . all persons who do nut chose the expense of a Colledion, A r i tile English Poets in Gen Oral, is just publlshed, by W. F. b lYlius, Author of the Class-Book, First Book of " - oetry School Dictionary'. &e. Sc. A cEitTAIN DISORDER FREEMAN'S Guvra SALUTARIS. HE value of this infallible Medicine has been b so long proved, that nothing of the present day can ear a competitiou' w ith it, i n a ll th e difli :rent stages or a B ear Disease, which it etrettually cures, and er a dic a t es t cnlt the habit, without exciting the paintui feelings and ex tt?sure that attends Salivation, without debilit a ti ng the Con. ttution in any degree, or even requiring conhne•ricnt front i. l lstness,•or restriction nriliet. The radical virtues of these k; l stirnable Drops th.ve proved their claim to public appro. Otion, for-inure than thirty years. In all the deoility of-both ,i'exes }produce d rove a by enver.tailing Restorative, whether the me,bility is 11,easures, or the eifeets of a warm climate. „ To Travellers, 4 1 4 those going abroad, they cannot be recommendes too rungly, as-they will receive a safe, speedy, and .complete “. b ure, in all oki stubborn Glcets, and W By eakness that t4eCtS the Bladder' and Organs of Urine." efficacy 14,15ny Women have become Mothers, vvlio for many yea's had e en deprived of that happiness. t . Sold, wholesale and toad, at-Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. 1 1 , 1 4 e, corner of , Paternoster-row ; Belam and Sharp, Ports. 0 ! )1 1111; West o n, Maflory, !ones, and Minute,. Portsea ; Scam, and Manderstone, Edinburgh ; Peck 4 „ I ld Ross, Hull ; and Heydon, Plymouth ; Knott 0 Lloyd, Birmingham ; billinge and Latlibury,liverpool; I .!aines and- Lynch, Mahchester ; Trewin'an, Exeter ; 13ax 7 l ' h t) Glasgow ;retail by most Country Medicine Venders, kottle.s As. 9d. each, With ample directions. 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XII to XVII are in great forwardness for pub • - This Day was published, • InOelayo, 'price Twelve Shillings, in boards, • ANEW and COMPLETE EDITION of the- REPORT 'of the SELECT COM MI TTfi ap pointed 'to enquire into the cause of the HIGH PRICE of GOLD BULLION, - and to take into' consideration' tt:e State of the Circulating Medium, and of 'the Exchanges be tween Great Britain and Foreign Parts. Together with the Minutes of Evidence, and an A prnilix, containing Seventy. dine Tables of Accounts, (ordered by the House of C,olnunnis to be printed, Bth tune; 1810.) Re-printed for I . ohnson, and Co. St. Paul's 'Church yard ; and I. Ridgway, 'Piccadilly. This Day Was published, The Seventh Edition enlarged, }trice 3s. APRACTICAL TREATISE o i l DISEAS ES of the UR ET Ei KA ; particularly desccibing the Symp toms attending StriCtures, Cleets, Obstructions, Fistulas, 'lncontinency of Urine, &c. &c. To winch is added, a va_ riety of Cases, , 'sliewing the Efficacy ot—Daran's Medicated Bougies, and a new and safe Method of ,treating a Gondr rlitea ; also, Remarks cn Caustic Bougies, with Extracts trom various Authors, uni:ormly proving the Danger and Inefficacy of the Caustic. , By WH,LI A M DUFOUR , Surgeon, Sole Proprietor and,Vender of Daran's Medicated Bougies. Published by 1: Callow, No. to, Crown -curt, •oho ; the:Author, No. 54, Hith-street, Soho; 'Cale' and Cur_ tis, Paternoster-row ; Mottly and Co. Portsmouth ; and Hayden,, P ly India th. . . 1 I j "Ck iski T -4111. DECEMbER 12 1810. EZST INDIA HOUSE, • Dec. i r, 18ro. THE COURTve DlRECTol?Sof_tite. UNITED CO.I.IPANY ol MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Traa= big to the East Indies do heresy give Notice, That the Court will•be ready to receive poposals in writing, at any time °nor before ll'idnesday, the 9th Yteettaty next, from any l'erian`s who muy be willing to BUILD at 13;mbay, a SHIP of about 1,250 Tenshuriben, to ke ht on Freight, for the said Company's. ; ;ervice,J o e Six Pgagrs certain. The TeMiers, with the words " Ship Tender," on the cover, to be. severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or be/ore Twelve o'Clock at 'Noon, on the said 9th yen. beford which hour the Court will not receive any Tee dr. W. RAMSAY, Sec. The particulars of the principal Dimensions and Scantlings, also an Inventory of the principal Stores, the copy of Ike usual Chartir-partY as an Outline, k nh,tbe other Terms and Conditions on .rs.bicii7:4 Ship is to he ewe: mined in the Cmp,u's service, may be had, arid also the Drift conformably to -which the Ship is to be built, seen upon applicatior to Mr. .7:din Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shifting, on or after Moria 4 next, the 17th inst. STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the 19th, zoth, arst, and - zzd.Days of December 1310, at' the Dog-Inn, Sanctum ;. in Lots, SVahtable and' tuost a:sir:able R S E R E A H L 6 L D "ry FAR . of rich ARABLE .M EADO W and PASTURE LAND, containing together 73u Acres, with Convenient and.'appropriate Bmlithigs, situate in the several. Parishes, Vils, liainlets, Townships, and Libertie's of Weston, Gay ton, Stowe, Eccikeshall, Amertoui Frodswelli Urointon, Doi;land, Meadowhurst, fiixton, Pudinore • and Chorlton, in the County o f Staff,.viL ~ The Estates. are situated' withal easy Distances of the great Market (''erns of Stafford, Stone, ie- under- Li 14,,, and Uttoxeter ; and from the particular ac, - ..at.zages arising troth the COntignity •of 'the t,. rand 1 onthot, C.anal to part or the. 'Property; as well as the , Estate'penerally abounding with Marie ; and other Parts of the estatt's having. Streanis of Water running !hrough incin„thev are not only most desir. able tbr Agriculture, but are Welt de.etving of the attention of the Manufadur:;-r. The farms are in the several Occupations of John. Steven. son, of Weston; John, Daws , ,n. Edward pdx, and Edward Arthur's, of Dayton ; George Dawson, of 'Amertun ; loam Gretton, Joseph .Dix, John and forth Colder, of Stowe; Walter Yates, o DO,gland'; ,kioeph - Yotes, of Mea: dowhyrst ; William Ashley, of Podirforei . and William Turner, of Chorlton ;. who - Wilt strew their respective . Farms. - Particulars of Sale may be had abort fen Days preceding the Sale, - of Mr. Kobel t llarvey, Ucui t.a, near t,tclttielQ ; of Mr. E. K. Pickering, Staple-Inn, ' Loo 'don ; and at the principal Inns' at 'Stowe, Statthrd, Sandon, Wu!sley.b r id ge, '-!ugerey, Abbots . l3ro nley, .Button. dpi.ni-T:ent, Lich field, Woore, Newcastle -under-Line, Stowe, and Uttoxe. ter. This Day was published, price 3s. in boards, EVENING ,ANUSEMLNTS for the Year tBll ; being the Eighth of 'the Jeries of Annual Vo lumes for the iinpro*.ment of Stnderits in A strouoitty. . • By W. EREN I), Esq. 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SHERIDAN'S DICTIONARY.- This Day was published, price 3s 6d. bound, , • In a neat duodecimo Volume, HERIDANS PRONOUNCING Arld SPEL- - kJ LING DICTIONARY; in which are ascertained both the Sound and the Meaning of every Word in the Eng lish Language.. • Corrected and improved by NICHOLAS' SA L N, Author of Stemmata Latinitatis ; the First Principles of English Grammar; and several other Works on the-Eng lish and French Languages. ***' The union of a Pronouncing with a Spelling and In terpreting Dittionary must be considered as _highly useful. No diligence has been spared in this Book, now presented in the convenient size of a Manual or Pocket Volume, to sup. ply the defects of attempts of this'icind ; no care or expense avoided which might contribute to render the Book univer. sally acceptable. Whoever has occasion to seek assistant, either in. spelling, reading, speaking, or understanding the English Language, will here find a guide on i:vhose know ledge and fidelity he may rely with perfect confidtlice: Printed for j &lawman ; C. Law ; Lopgman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown; B. Crosby and Co ; S. Bags ter . Sherwood, Neeley, and )ones ; and Wilson and Son, York. - • TT is much' to b e l amente d t h at Medical Men . seldom deviate from the general line of ,the:r profession. They will not devote.their skill and attention to some pecu , liar disorders which requi•e .pre-eminent Jiotice. Hence arises the alarming ravages Which some Diseases have made upon the human trame. • Mr. LOLL a regular practitioner, and fate Surgeon to an eminent Pubiic Charitable. Institution, has fur many years peculiarly direded "his attention to. the Cure of the VENIE,I(LAL DISEASE. • All cases of Debility, whether arising from the baneful piadice of Owanism, so destructive to y0_4.011111 vigour, pro duced by residence id Climate s of emirate heat, or by those .iian and lice-tumid excesses Which too frequent iy in, dolged, entirely gclange, disurganiie, and debilitate tue-sys tern. His 'method of pradice in radically curing the Venereal Disease, even in its most inveteiate stages, is unique, and, .has proved eminently successful.-- In cases where the un happy sufferer pines over his lamentable situation, is over whelmed with despair, it is a pleasing and consolaturrre• ileclkni, that there is a fair and sure prospect held our to him of speedy 'recovery. The victims of solitary vice, who have become. skeletons of misery . by imprudent indulgence, may' rest assured, that by the'rnedical aid now off4reil by Mr. Co ley, debility will be removed, - and tiose prospetts of enjay inent, which appeared once to r alight and enrapiture, rvill burA upon them with renewed pleasure ; C'pirtnb Lupe will 'be ripened into fruition. ' ,As Female Debility is the source of sterility, those Married Ladies, whose findiesf wishes have been frustrated, Whose hopes have been disappointea of flaring pledges of connubial happiness, who have long desired to become mothers or a bk.:ming oft%prig, nt , y, by the use of prepared b ) Mt. Coley, have those impediments, removed which obstru,:t that telicity. • Mr. Coley must again repeat, that having deviated from the general practice, and. devoted his attention to the above Disorders, he has a just claim to public,coididence and pa tronage, ,and may be consulted by either sex with delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at his house, ha , 20, John-sit -eel-, Strand, every Morning from Nine till Three, 'and 'eery E vening from Six tell Ten, persona ly, or by letter, unclosing a Bank, Note, when the Ilecess,ary AdViCe and Me dicine will be sent to any part of the K ingdvm. ( ~ ~,,..! _ LI:*V - - ' ( = - -..- 1.,:\ , • ;-- .24, R...it)ll L . l .tg.N . Cl . t,-.. I, ..,...ti ..." .. -.7 _ i.) -Cr(' 1 6: sixrr.Ncr, HAILPPENNY. From the tortrnaiv GdZET7'E, D. 11,110, mows-qi7icr, Dec. 11 , 18t°. MEMBER RETURNED TO SRIViIig7IiTIIIS PEES*, PARLIAMENT. • Bh Of , ilborn, Port. The Honourabl e orou Ge g neral Edward Paget, in the room of Lord-Viscount. Lewisha:n, now Eat! 01 Uartrnouth, l:41144 up to the House of Peers. B , INKRUITCIES ENLARGED. I. Mitchell, late of Northowrara, Yorkshire, bat 'now qe Fleet-market, London, brick-maker. BIEVKRUPTS. • C. Leo, of Dowgate-diill, London, merchant, to surrenr4 Dee. ryi 19, and fan. 22, at twelve, at attiliftritl. At torney, Mr. Adams, Old lewry. M. Nkthan, of Gouldstone-street; Whitechapel, tailor, Dom, t 5, 19, and rill. 22, at twelve, at Guildh a ll, A tturnic i , Messrs.' Wlldeand Ktnelit, Foto:an-square. IV. Kirk and IV. Broughton, of Leeds, Yorshire, merchants - , Dec. 26, 27, and Jan. a 2, at ten, at the White Horse •i• vein, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs; Sykes and Knowles a , New Inn, London ; or Mr. Blackburn, Leeds. IL k. Attre , e, of Briglizhaiinstone, Sussex', undertaker, Decs sand Jan. zz, at eleven„ at the o;vi Shin Taveta, Briglithelmstohe; Attorney, Mr. W nation-Gar - den, London. A, Roberts, of Nautwich, Cheshire, innkeeper, Jan. 7, g, and 22, at one, at the Globe favern. Liverpool. %.4/.trorney., Mr. Kvightley,'WoOd. - -street, Liverpool. .. T. Hill;Ot Brighton, Sussex, cabinet-maker, Dec. re, at taxi, 18, atneleven and Jan. 22, .at C;;uildliall,:l.onilon. A rtornies, Alr. like, Air street, Piccadilly, Lonitori ; or 'Mr. Croswell, Bri ghton. - • • T. Taylor, of Dovercourt, Essex, miller, Dee. 2 t 2.8, and 1 3 11. 2z, at ten„ at the Angel Inn, Colchester:. Attornies, Mr. Spading, Colchester; or Mr. Cutting, Barthites. buildings, Hialborn, London. W. C. l'earse, late or Newton' Abbott, Dev , msbire, linen_ draper, Dec.:. at two,,ze, .and 22. at twelve, at the . Golden Lion at , Ashburn / a. Attornies, Mr. J. Jnr -dati, East Teigninourn, Devonshire; or, Mi.. Fa.rbank Staple's-Inn, London. • , J. Clen - adons and C. Price,:of Pickett-Street, Strand.. IS., 29, and. Jail. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, MeSsis. Gregson and Co. Angel-coint, Throgmorton itreet.• '• I. Davy,,. and-M, Davy,. late of Bread -street, merchants, Dec. 22, and Jan. zz, at ten, at A.; urldhall. Attorney, Mr, Sad, Surrey-street, Strand. E. . . Collins, Of St. Mary-Axe, boot and Shoemaker, Dec. 15, at ekiven;lB, aiot Jan, 22. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Welle,use-scpiare: j-. Clay, formerly of Kingstoroupon-hull, merchant, Dec. 14, and lan. 22, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kini. , .ston.. I 'l l l:cbier, Dec I S . W. upon- n l c i e u r l , l ( . ,f ‘ A v t h t e i t r s n t e4 , e M L r e . c A e l s a t r e t , r i s n r H e at tour, 19, at ten, and Jan. 22, at 'twelve, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; or Arr. Samuel fayior, Southampton-buildings, eery-lane, London. 1. watmoti.:ll, now or late of Liverpool, ironmonger, fan. t, 2, and 22, at one, at the George Inn, Liverponi - A I'. Honitton, Orinskirk ; or Mr, I3edlont-row, London. P. M`Cainley, of Liverpool, merchant, Jai: to, it, and 22, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A [triodes, ;Mr. Williamson , Liverpool ; or Mr..lVindle, John•street,'_ Bedford-row, London. W, jun.' 61 Liverpool, taitoratid draper,, lan. 7, 9 , and . 22, at eleven, at the Globe Tave•in, Liverpool. At. tornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and Co. LiVetpool : or ivlr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, London. R. Johnson, of 'Lane-end, - StattOrdshire, manuladurer of earthenware, Jan. 2,3, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle, and 22, at three, at the Crown Intl, Stone. Attornies Messts. Willis and C o . W arn f or d -court, Lon don ; or Mr. Vernon, Stone. R. Cheethem, of Stockport,. Cheshire, cheek-manufacture, Dec. 22, 27, and Jan. 22, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies; Messrs. Hewitt and Co. Man chester. J. Porten, of Chester, linen-draper, Dec. 26, 27, and Jan. 22, ateleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Chester, Atior nies, Messrs. Philpot and Co. Temple, ( London ; or Air. Fincliett, Chester. T. Danks, scn.-now or late of Oldbury, Salop,- vidualler, Dec. 27, at tour, 28, and fan. 22, a t e l even, at die legni ng . bath Arms, Shihiiali, Salop. Attornies, Mears. Ansti:e and Co Inner Temple,. London ; or Mr. 101111 R0)1113011, • Dudley. j. Brown, late of Carlisle, and M. Brown, Jun. late of Pet teral Green, Cumberland, manufacturers, bee. 26, 27, athii Jan. 22, at eleven, at the Lion and Lainti Inn \ Carli s l e . Attornies, Mr. Birkitt, Bond. court , Walbrook , London • or Mr. H. Pearson, Carlisle. J. Cope, NeWeastle.under- Lyme, Staffordshire, mercer, Jan. 7,8, 2r, at the Roebuck, Newcastle-under-Lyine. At torney, Mr, Wilson, Temple. J. Lytticwood; Mortimer-street, .butcher, Dec 29, jan. 22; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Cullier. Carey-sreet. 1. ivioare, 'rettenhall, Staffordshire, horse•dealer, 22, Jan 23, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Cote-. man, Hornvey-row.. W. Miller; Bath, grocer,%, Dec. 17, . Jan., 22, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shepherd and Adlington,•lledlind-row. 'f. Bird, Manclic-ster, cotton-merchant, Dec. 26, 27, Jan. 22, at the Cliiiiirge Inn, Manchester. 4-I.ttornies, Messrs, Willis; Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-coart. W. Bainbridge, W. Pleteher,•ancl 1 ;Barber, Barnes, Surrey, soap-manutadurer, Dec. is, 22, Jan. 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Dean's-court, Doctors_ Com moor. W. Woolcot, Walworth-road, builder, •Dec, 15, 29, lan. 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ser,:i. Surrey-street. R. Hoskin, Croydon, Surrey, lirien- d iaper, Dec. is ,' l e , l an. 22, at Guildhall. Att o r n ey, *Mr. "fucker, Bartlett s: liulborn. DIPIDENDS. Jan. 5. Joseph Deacon, of Baker.straet, Portman-square, contedioner, at twelve, at Guildhall, lan. 8. Thomas Arnold, of Canterbury, grocer, at tea, at Guildhall. Jan. 8. Thomas Linford, of Cheipside, silversmith, at eleven, at Guildhall. George- l'aykr, of 13arsted, Kent, paper-maker, At' ten, at Guildhall. Jan. I. - George barns, late of Manchester, cotton-spinner, at ten, at the lit idgervater- Arms, Manchester. fan. 8. Robert Hewsdn, Robert ll:ggin, and lo.sepii Iler, of Isleworth, callico.printers, at ten, at Guildhall. lan. te 8. at Guild hall George Pennett, of Gray's-In:l.lam, cowkceper, at n, . Jan. 8. Thomt's Collett, of yxbidge, groi. - er, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 22\ Craven Young and Caven Glennie, of Budge -low, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. 3. John barns, bete of Truro, Cornwall, mer-er, at eleven, at Philips's Hotel, Exeter, _fan. tz. Thomas Lansdale, of I,.iiver Brook-streer, Gros venut-square, linen drape r , at e l even, at , .I(';riel)sitteli-,ilea'r,ttlt'eltvic;tr'aPZ:uealer, at lan. it. lames Cartrae and Atobert Hislop c of Liverpool, drapers, eleven, Jan. ;. Thomas smith, of Brandon, Sufnlk; wine met. - at aat' i Y t t. te k-I M v'e t an ti t e az , "loi-fie. P r eston. chant, at twelve, az the ClAuer-Inn, Brandon. Jan. 12. Joseph I iromas, of Broau,stteet-buildings, n:er. chant, at twelves.at Guildhall. Jan. z 3. John 141onton Walks, late of Cclchester, chant, at , elev,at , at th:Three-c 1 Jan. 3. Philip Lock, of Hqrsiey, loucester, yiirit.maker, at eleret', at the I( .d